Try Hard Parking reviews

Product received for free review in English below. --Precision: I got this key from the developer for testing and evaluation (unbiased). First game of the developer gearspecs on steam and this promises promising... Although this is an n-th parking game, this one has the merit of having a graphic universe retro/neon as we like, a good playability and a soundtrack that sticks perfectly. The universe also immediately reminded me of Kavinsky-Nightcall (soundtrack to the movie drive). You will need dozens and dozens of tests before you finish the few levels of the game. If you want to Rager without being frustrated, as could be the case with rage Parking Simulator 2016, I recommend it. Also, I advise you to play it with a joystick even if you have to use your mouse in the menus. Beyond my evaluation, here are some ideas to improve this game: 1) hide the cursor. Even if it is possible to hide it in the edges of the screen, if this can be added easily as much to do. 2) add a menu for sound balance. I enjoyed the soundtrack but it would be nice to be able to control the levels of music and sounds in play. 3) lower the requirements for success. As with all the small games, people will not spend dozens of hours and it can be frustrating to have to play hours and hours to have the 100%. However, I do not recommend deleting them or making them easy but simply that they do not "spoil" so much time. 4) add a complete joystick support. Unable to navigate the menus with the joystick which requires you to use the mouse. Graphics: good playability: good soundtrack: good interest: good note: 13/20--precision: I obtained this key for free thanks to the developer to test and review it (impartial). First game of the developer, gearspecs, on steam and it's promising... Even if it's another tiny parking game, this one deserves to get a retro/neon universe as we like, a good playability and soundtracks which fit perfectly. The universe immediately made me think about Kavinsky-Nightcall (drive original movie soundtrack). You will need dozens and dozens try to achieve the few levels of this game. If you want to rage without frustration, as it could be playing rage Parking Simulator 2016, I recommend it. also, I advise you to play it with a controller even if you need to use your mouse in menus. More than my review, here are some ideas of improvements. 1) hide the cursor in-game. Even if we can hide it on the borders of the screen, it should be nice if it's easy to implement. 2) add a sound balance menu. I really enjoyed soundtracks but it could be nice to control both music and in-game sounds levels. 3) lowering achievements requirement. As on any small games people will not spend dozens of hours on it and it can be frustating if you need to play hours and hours to get 100%. However, I do not suggest to remove them or make them easy but just that they don't be time-spending. 4) add a full controller support. It's impossible to navigate in menus with controller which forcing to use mouse. Graphics: good playability: good soundtrack: good interest: good rate: 13/20